LOGICAL OBJECT MODEL FOR DATA BASE OPERATING SYSTEMS.

David Spooner; Ehud Gudes; Patrick Fischer

LOGICAL OBJECT MODEL FOR DATA BASE OPERATING SYSTEMS.

David Spooner
, Ehud Gudes
, Patrick Fischer

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Abstract

Data Base Management Systems (DBMSs) today are usually built as subsystems on top of an operating system (OS). This design approach can lead to problems of reliability and efficient performance as well as forcing a duplication of functions in the DBMS and operating system. A new design approach is proposed here which removes much of the function duplication from the DBMS and operating system by placing these functions in independent subsystems. Specifically, an I/O and file support subsystem and a security subsystem are defined. Both subsystems make use of a logical information object model which models stored information in secondary storage.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	769-775
Number of pages	7
Journal	Proceedings - IEEE Computer Society's International Computer Software and Applications Conference
State	Published - 1 Jan 1980
Event	Proc IEEE Comput Soc Int Comput Software Appl Conf 4th, COMPSAC 80 - Chicago, IL, USA Duration: 27 Oct 1980 → 31 Oct 1980

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